How coordination works
Nothing clinical is automated. Every brief, translation and proposal summary is reviewed by a person before you see it.
1. Report submission
Upload pathology, imaging, laboratory and discharge documents through a private, resumable form.
2. Case review
A coordinator checks document quality, lists what is missing, and prepares a human-reviewed clinical brief.
3. China hospital proposal
We request written opinions from appropriate verified partners and present them side by side, neutrally.
4. Visa & travel
Documentation checklists, appointment windows, interpreter and travel planning. Decisions rest with the authorities.
5. Treatment support
Airport and hospital logistics, admission support, interpreter presence and documented communication.
6. Follow-up
Discharge package, medication and appointment plan, and continuity with your doctor in Bangladesh.
This illustrates the usual order of stages. It does not show the status of any real case.
What we need from you
- Readable copies of pathology or biopsy reports, imaging reports, laboratory results, discharge summaries and current prescriptions.
- Your consent for processing medical data, and separate consent before anything is shared with a partner hospital.
- A reliable phone number and preferred language so the same coordinator can stay with your case.
- If you are a caregiver: your relationship to the patient and their authorisation status.
We cannot tell you whether you have cancer, how long treatment will take, or that a visa will be approved. We can tell you what your records show, what is missing, and what a partner team has replied in writing.